Sabers Open SVL Season Against Mount St Joseph Mounties
Bennington Catholic High opens the 1964 SVL basketball season hosting the Mount St Joseph Mounties, last year’s league champions. BCHS brings back Pete Lemieux, Tom Caron, Pete Tucci, Bill Brooks, Alan Plante, and Jim Daigneault, with coach Frank Bizzarro predicting a strong lineup to challenge the Mounties and Springfield High early in the schedule.
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Bchs Sabers
Tom Kinney
Walt Morrissey
Jim Daigneault
Don Chaffin
Tom Caron
Pete Lemieux
Pete Tocci
Denny Frahar
Bill Brooks
Alan Plante
Sakers
Timmy Powers
John Dwyer
Mounties
Lemieux
Pete Tucci
BCHS
Vermont
Caron
Bushee
Kennedy
Frank Bizzarro
Sabers
Brooks
Jvs
Bizzarro
Daigneault
Catholic High
Bennington Catholic
MSJ
Springfield High
Hassenpflug
Catamounts Open Season in Rutland Hopeful for Triumph
The Catamounts travel to Rutland High tonight at 7 30 to begin the season against the Raiders. With last year’s threats gone the lineup relies on captains Bob Baldwin and Steve Greenslet to carry scoring while others compete for guard and center roles. The team faces uncertainty in height and starting positions but aims for improved ball handling and shooting to pull off an upset in SVL play.
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MLJ
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Mounties
Benhi Catamounts
Rutland
Rutland Raiders
Dave Palmer
Lem Crudup
Mike Derosia
John Mook
Brad Dewey
Jim Keir
Larry Austin
Larry Guetti
Bob Baldwin
Dave Krug
Steve Greenslet
Benci
Cats
Raiders
Baldwin
Rutland High
Benhi
Wally Mook
Brad Stevens
Jim Moore
Catamounts
Greenslet
Barerie Byrne
Krug
Brad Deweey
Dewey
Keir
Benki
Rutland High School
Alabama Triumphant as No 1 in UPI Coaches Poll
The 1964 college football season ends with Alabama earning the national championship by the UPI Board of Coaches after a flawless 10-0 record and 22 first place votes. Arkansas is runner up at 7, Notre Dame drops to third, and Michigan, Texas, Nebraska, LSU, Oregon State, Ohio State fill out the top ten with Southern California returning to the list.
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United Press International Board of Coaches
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Crimson Tide
Texas
United Press _ International
Paul Bryant
Notre
Michigan
Longhorns
Nebraska
Louisiana State
Florida
Oregon State
Ohio State
Southern California
Deer Kills Reported in Manchester and Arlington Area
Deer kills logged by Ralph Fleming on November 30 include Fabio Zandy and Thomas Zandy in Manchester, C B Vaughn Jr in Manchester Depot, and multiple entries from East Haven to Arlington with weights ranging around 100 to 183 pounds. Final tally at Town Clerk’s office lists James Stroffoleno Sr and Jr in Sunderland and Arlington entries with weights from 98 to 190 pounds.
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Manchester
Ralph Fleming
Fabio Zandy
Thomas Zandy
C.B. Vaughn Jr
Manchester Depot
Charles Schetzel
East Haven
Conn
Donald Frost
John Frost
Sunderland
Albert Boynton Jr
Arlington
Donald E. Proctor
Ansonia
John E. Sargeant
Middlebury
Earl Bump
Bennington
Darrel Longton
Sandgate
Frank
Cambridge
Clifford Avery
David Wilkee
Raymond McEckron
Pat Wilcox
College Hoop Seasons Begin Anew Tonight
Michigan fresh off a 23 5 season with Cazzie Russell at 6 5 is favored to beat Ball State opening night. Davidson meets Wake Forest while Duke challenges Virginia Tech as top teams launch the college basketball season with key matchups including North Carolina vs Clemson and Minnesota vs South Dakota State.
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Wolverines
Cazzie Russell
Ball State
Davidson
Wake Forest
North Carolina
Clemson
Seattle
Arizona
Minnesota
South Dakota State
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